Author: Phyllis Lavelle

Villa Giapponese, known for its distinctive blend of Japanese-inspired aesthetics and traditional Italian design, this mansion stood as a beacon of elegance in the early 20th century.

In the scenic landscape of Orne, France, stands a remarkable structure built in 1509. This house has been continuously inhabited for over five centuries.

In the mist-shrouded hills of an isolated valley stands the forsaken Hawthorn Manor, a house that has remained untouched for over a century.

St Kilda, an isolated archipelago off the coast of Scotland, is home to some of the most fascinating old houses in the country.

Left to decay, five of the most famous pirate ships, now abandoned, each offering a glimpse into the dangerous world of piracy.

Long ago, Silverwood Abandoned Lake Mansion was the pride of Ravenscreek. The eccentric Deveraux family built it as a symbol of wealth and mystery.

As you approach the dilapidated structure of Guyitt House, a sense of foreboding fills the air. The creaking of the old wooden boards seems to echo with voices from the past.

The Forgotten Bakery in Bridgend, Scotland is a fascinating destination for history lovers, urban explorers, and those intrigued by abandoned buildings.

In a time long past, a kingdom flourished in the depths of a great valley, as centuries passed, the palace was swallowed by the secret gardens.

Thailand is home to many temples, but Wat Samphran truly stands out. The temple’s most iconic feature is a giant dragon coiling around a 17-story cylindrical tower.

Castle of Coca stands as a testament to the cultural heritage of the region. It showcases the Mudéjar architectural style, blending Islamic and Christian influences that define Spain’s historical identity.

Hidden away in Russia’s vast wilderness lies an eerie site, an abandoned train graveyard. It has drawn the attention of urban explorers and history enthusiasts alike.